Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-12-07

recent election In Massachusetts, show that
Governor Ames' plurality IL II 900 and his
majority $3.50. The plurality for the Re-
publican State ticket averages about a.
600 l55. S
"a Co1oRRD woman named Collins, who
was once q servant Of General jackson, died
on the 30th ult In Nashville, Tenn, aged
1l8 years T. 5s.s:a al...s 4
The result Of the recent balloting in At
lanta was canvassed on the 3Oth ult.. show
ing q majority Of !, 1913 against prohibition.
Mrs. MAaDALENA SCHWARTZ aged forty
i've, German grass widow Of Brainerd,
Mimi, was on the 1st married to Andrew
Robinson, until recently tramp, and who
did ohore-work for his present bride, who
Is the wealthiest resident Of that region.
TH1 official vote on the prohibition
amendment at the recent election In Ore
gon, oanvassed on the. 1st, il 10, 973 for,
27,958 against; majority against prohbi-
tion, 1855. 4 80 -@,s55
THE Prohibition conference I'm Chicago
closed on the evening Of the 1st with mass
meeting at which ex-Governor St John
named General Clinton b. Nske, Of New
Jersey. as the Presidential candidate
CIRCUIT JUDGE THoRE, Of West Vhgints,
on the I'd denied the validity of an act OF
the special session Of the Legls allure by
which Mr.. Faulkner was elected United
States Senator.
FOREIGN.
By fearful explosion on the 28th In tho
Abernout mines In Aberdare, Eng, $40 men
were for time buried alive A relief party
rescued them all
LONDON advices of the 28th say that let
ters received from the upper Congo say
that Tippo lib had not sent the promised
carriers to Stanley's rear guard at Yambuya
to convey stores for Emin Bey, and that
Stanley had proceeded without them.
Many of the men had died from starvation
THE sentences OF eighteen Russian officers
sentenced to Siberia for engaging in q revo-
lutionary conspiracy were on the Goth COM
muted to degradation to the ranks by the
Gear.
THE mayor of Culiacan, Mex. on the 20sh
offered a reward Of $40, 900 for the capture
of Eraolio Bernal, the most desperate ban
dit in the country
A KILLARNEY newsdealer was on the 3Oth
ult sentenced to one months imprisonment
for selling copies Of United ireland contain
ing reports OF prohibited meetings Of the
National League.
Ina ooliery at Poremba, silesia, thirteen
workmen were killed on the 3Oth ult by
choke damp and many others were taken
out of the shaft inseusible, but were resus-
citated
NINE business buildings were burned at
Aiken, s. c., on the 3Oth ult
A SHOCK Of earthquake was felt on the LIST
in the County Of Lancashire, Eng:
Mr. SEXTON was on the 1st elected Lord
Mavor of Dublin, to succeed MI. Sullivan.
F1 ELEMENT prevailed in the City of Mex
go on the I'd over q rumor that the United
States had made q claim in f~vor of Editor
utting. Public opinion was that the Mex
loan Government would not be sustained in
laying such damages.
The police on tae I'd surprised N1hilist
rendezvous and dynamite factories In St.
Petersburg and there was desperate en-
counter and bloodshed. FL.
LORD MAYOR SULLIVAN, of Dublin, was onthe
I'd sentenced to two months imprisonment
for printing reports of suppressed branches
OF the National League in his paper
The hostile attitude assumed by the Dep
uties and Senators toward him made it
plain to President Grevy. of France, that he
could hold Office no longer, and was the i'm
rendered on the I'd
BEACH, the Australian oarsman, on the I'd
resigned the championship and retired from
aquaticA
Tn members of the Austrian Reichsrath
who are school-teachers were on the I'd or
dered to give up their school duties on the
ground that education and politics should
be kept separate.